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All person & artist museums to visit in New Orleans

Explore the lives and works of notable individuals at 7 museums in New Orleans dedicated to specific persons and artists. These museums offer a deep dive into their contributions and legacy.

Are you curious about the lives of remarkable individuals? Here are the top person and artist museums in New Orleans:

  1. The New Orleans Jazz Museum - New Orleans Mint1

    The New Orleans Jazz Museum - New Orleans Mint

     New Orleans, LA
    The building that houses the New Orleans Mint has served various purposes over the years. It has been an Analysis Office, a warehouse for the United States Coast Guard, and even a nuclear shelter. Since 1981, it has been part of the Louisiana State Museum, adding another layer of historical significance to its existence.
     4.5
    Specialized & Alternative Specialized
  3. Backstreet Cultural Museum2

    Backstreet Cultural Museum

     New Orleans, LA
    The Backstreet Cultural Museum is a unique institution situated in the Tremé neighborhood of New Orleans, Louisiana. It was established by Sylvester Francis, a dedicated individual who aimed to preserve and showcase the rich African American culture of the city. The museum serves as a testament to the vibrant cultural heritage of New Orleans and offers visitors a chance to delve into the city's history and traditions.
     4.0
    History & Anthropology History
  4. Historic BK House & Gardens3

    Historic BK House & Gardens

     New Orleans, LA
    The Beauregard-Keyes House, located at 1113 Chartres Street in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana, is a historic residence that now serves as a museum. Known as the BK Historic House and Gardens, the museum provides a glimpse into the lives of the house's past residents and associates. This includes a diverse range of individuals, from wealthy pre-civil war French Creole inhabitants and the people they enslaved, to Italian immigrant families who moved in after the civil war, their tenants, and American author Frances Parkinson Keyes.
     3.9
    History & Anthropology History
  5. Confederate Memorial Hall4

    Confederate Memorial Hall

     New Orleans, LA
    The Confederate Memorial Hall, sometimes referred to as the Confederate Embassy, was a multifaceted establishment located in Washington, D.C. Owned by the Confederate Memorial Association, it served as a museum, library, and social club. The brownstone building that housed it is situated at 1322 Vermont Avenue NW, just off Logan Circle.
     3.8
    History & Anthropology History
  7. Degas House5

    Degas House

     New Orleans, LA
    Take a tour of the wonderful house where Degas lived during his time in Louisiana and maybe stay in for a while - it is a bed and breakfast now.
     4.1
    History & Anthropology History
  8. House of Broel6

    House of Broel

     New Orleans, LA
    The House of Broel is owned by Bonnie Broel, who specializes in bridal and evening wear. This retail outlet offers a unique shopping experience for those interested in high-quality fashion.
     4.4
  9. New Orleans African American Museum7

    New Orleans African American Museum

     New Orleans, LA
    The New Orleans African American Museum (NOAAM) is situated in the historic Tremé neighborhood, which holds the distinction of being the oldest surviving black community in the United States. This location adds a layer of historical significance to the museum, making it a notable destination for those interested in African American history and culture.
     3.9
    History & Anthropology History